The Dragon at the Lyric Today
The Dragon, a New York production, uses Fifth Avenue landmarks for multiple scenes. Exteriors were shot on Riverhead Long Island and a staged Broadway and 195th Street explosion drew crowds under police supervision.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1916
Page
10
The Dragon, a New York production, uses Fifth Avenue landmarks for multiple scenes. Exteriors were shot on Riverhead Long Island and a staged Broadway and 195th Street explosion drew crowds under police supervision.
Vivien Martin leads the cast in Merely Mary Ann at the Amuse Theatre tomorrow. The country girl rises to a matriarchal role in a boarding house as Harry Filfiard and Laura Lyman are also featured in supporting roles.
A historical note urges parents to regulate a child's bowels with gentle laxatives before resorting to stronger meds. It praises Dr Cald Ys Syrup Pepein as an effective, long marketed remedy endorsed by many homes and available for fifty cents a bottle via Dr W. Cald at Washington St.
New York report details a film project by the Gilbert Bray studio starring writers and illustrators such as Irvin Cobb Mrs Johnson Charles Dana and Edgar Selwyn along with illustrators Flagg May Wilson Preston and others. The segment features authors and artists moving in profile against a white background while filmed. Cobb performs a brief act titled Preparedness using a toy gun flag and his size. Flagg performs Flag the Harlequin. a female illustrator resists appearing in a silhouette gown.
Rupert Julian writes directs and stars in The Red Lie a three reel mystery drama about detective Jarvis and a jailhouse trap for a suspected killer. The Atlas presents the feature with Graft as the next story in the serial lineup.
Critics hail The Disciple as a poignant Western romance with strong Hart presence. Ince staging earns applause for panoramic landscapes and a standout star scene, while the New York Tribune notes Hart’s expressive screen face and direct storytelling. Continued on Page 6.
The Battle Cry of Peace screens at the Lyric Theatre on February 22 23 and 24 presenting a stark warning about American wartime unpreparedness. Viewers witness New York attacked by a powerful foe, with devastation and the subsequent push for stronger national defense and public cooperation.
Report notes motion picture crews working on the Capitol steps as lawmakers consider appearances on reels. The piece suggests politicians seek favorable images for constituents, with a statesmanlike backdrop near the Capitol. Location referenced: 19th and Carey Ave.
The Odd Lot Review publishes weekly reviews of New York Stock Exchange activity from the small investor’s viewpoint. Issued for $1.00 a year, samples available. Published by John Muir & Co. at 61 Broadway, New York City.
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